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Stevivor's Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth review: "it's devoted to trying all-new things while still reserving time for celebrating its long and storied history," writes Matt.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is RGG's most ambitious release to date but will the ton of new content make this the pinnacle of the series?

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth continues Sega's sprawling epic series, this time taking a detour to Hawaii.

The number of Japanese people aged 65 and above looking for jobs has more than doubled in the past decade, according to a new report. Not retiring soon: Hello Work, an employment services agency in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro district, reportedly receives over 100 job seekers daily. "Clerical jobs are popular among seniors, but job openings tend to be for work like apartment building superintendents and cleaning crews," the representative said.

TOKYO -- The number of people 65 and older looking for work in Japan has more than doubled over the past decade, government employment center dat

TOKYO -- The number of people 65 and older looking for work in Japan has more than doubled over the past decade, creating the challenge of matching them with…

There will be several new jobs in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth that you'll be able to put your characters in to customize your party.

Kamiya left the company on October 12 and started his own YouTube channel

When children are torn, say, between the latest video game console or an animal encyclopedia for their birthday, their parents usually know it would not be wise to try to impose their own preference--the picture book--on their children.

As evacuees from Ukraine try to carve out a niche in their adopted home of Japan, a Tokyo restaurant offering dishes from the Eastern European country is also hoping to serve up a little slice of home to its mainly Ukrainian staff. Nataliia Glygalo, 44, came to Jap...